During a Senate hearing Thursday, Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh was asked about his high school yearbook page, which references, among other things, a "Devil's Triangle."

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Kavanaugh was sitting before the Senate Judiciary Committee to answer questions about an alleged sexual assault on Christine Blasey Ford, who said he sexually assaulted her when they were in high school. Two other women have also made allegations of sexual misconduct.

Kavanaugh told the committee Devil's Triangle refers to a drinking game similar to Quarters, in which players bounce quarters off a table into cups of beer. (For those who missed it, Kavanaugh said repeatedly during the hearing that he likes beer.) If you get a coin in a cup, the other player drinks. If you don't, you drink. Voilà.

The Devil's Triangle is also a less popular name for the Bermuda Triangle. (The more you know!)

But is it actually a drinking game?

The most popular definition of the term on Urban Dictionary, the unofficial catalog of modern slang, explains the term as a threesome between two men and one woman. The site even highlighted it as the "Word of the Day."

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It's unclear who's right or whether it will even matter for Kavanaugh's confirmation. Senators on the Judiciary Committee didn't follow up about the definitions he provided.

But Kavanaugh's page also says he's a "Renate Alumnus," which Kavanaugh said during the hearings was meant to convey friendship with a woman named Renate Schroeder Dolphin, but which others said was an unsubstantiated boast about sexual conquest.

Kavanaugh also explained Thursday that "boofed," another term he used on his yearbook page, refers to flatulence. However, Urban Dictionary defines it as "taking it in the butt; had anal sex." Kavanaugh had directed the term to his friend Mark Judge, who Ford testified was in the room when Kavanaugh allegedly assaulted her.

Here's a transcription of Kavanaugh's yearbook page, with emphasis added: